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They are exactly like the photo and are a soft, silicone or rubbery slip on for the handles. Once you stretch out the end and get it on, it stays in place beautifully. My Husband's glasses were always slipping down because he has to look down all day but these helped him tremendously and they are so comfortable. Arrived next day as promised. They work great, don't hesitate to try them, you won't be disappointed.

I tried one of those straps, but I had to loosen it to take the glasses off, and readjust it every time I put my glasses on. With my long hair, that was a pain.These work great! I tried them at work tonight, and frankly forgot I was wearing them. The glasses didn't slide down my nose once all night. I was getting tired of constantly pushing them back up on my nose. Get these! They work!

I think this will work ok to stop the small metal piece at the end of my frames that pulls my hair out. It seems to be good rubber material that is soft and fits on even larger thickness frames because it has good stretch.

I have worn glasses for years. These really help. My glasses don’t slide down my nose. My ears don’t hurt. Wonderful

These didn’t work for me at all. They were easy to put on my glasses worked the first day maybe but now my glasses continue to slide down. I tried adjusting the location on the eye glasses but nothing worked. I’ll be donating them. I’m sure someone could use them

I purchased the cutest frames but they kept sliding down and had to be pushed up all the time. These clear side pieces did the trick! They feel good. Don’t hurt at temples and stay in place. Now they are comfortable. Highly recommend.

Finally, a product worthy of 5 stars plus. Finally a product that actually works so well it defines the inventors intelligence and ingenuity. The last two products that appeared they would stay in place and fit well over my hearing aids didn't. THESE DO!I hope the inventor has a patent or has filed for one. This design is novel, is not obvious and absolutely has utility. Wish I had thought of it 😃

This is a product that will work for many but not all. If you have typical plastic or large ends on arms of your glasses this product works quite well. If you try to use on the real thin wire like kind it will work but it may slip out of position more easily than with a thicker frame.I tried the product on both types of frames and it worked better on the thicker for me. Some reviewers noted it was difficult to get in place but it’s really not. Just align the holes and use pressure to move it up on the back end where you want it. The nice thing was I could position the ends of this product anywhere on the glasses and it wasn’t going anywhere. I took the glasses on and off throughout a week and it never once moved out of original position.Now , as to performance. So , this does offer some stability to reduce glasses from falling down your nose. It adds a small amount of bulk between you and the glasses which leads to a tighter fit. The rubber like material is also like non slip type of material and it helps.. and you don’t have to have this with the opening of product facing up you can have it facing down- it is totally your preference . Also, I chose a dark color and it definitely helped to keep it from being obvious I had something in my glasses that was after market.In conclusion, this is a better option for those of us who have tried to stick on nose pieces for plastic frames or frames that have no problem nose piece like you’d see on wire frame glasses.. those stick on pads never last.. however, if you do have nose pieces that are adjustable or replaceable, your likely better off making adjustments there but could also combine this product for when more support. And I did feel like when wearing my glasses they felt more secure on my face/head— it was so annoying to have my glasses fall down nose. And yes, my lenses are little heavier then the avg .